Water pipeline for water backfeeding and irrigation

  • Erstellt am 2022-08-31 15:41:29

rick2018

2022-11-04 02:04:48
  • #1
I don't have a flat tank. But I suspect that the bottom is not completely even. What kind of pump do you have now? Floating suction? You can also hang the pump on a rope/chain. This way it stays upright. Sucking directly at the bottom is not good anyway because you might pump sediments into your water cycle…
 

DASI90

2022-11-04 13:47:00
  • #2
Yes, it is the DAB40/50 Pulsar Dry with floating suction. An employee from Graf said I have to operate it outside the tank. Of course, that is not possible. But if I hang the pump on a rope, that works, right?
 

rick2018

2022-11-04 14:46:02
  • #3
Yes, it works without problems on the rope. It is a submersible pump. You can't set it up dry anyway.
 

DASI90

2022-11-06 08:34:29
  • #4
Now I first have to clarify how I am supposed to get a submersible pump into the cistern anyway. The installation pot for the inlet is in the way and I also see no way to remove it once the KG pipes are connected.

 

rick2018

2022-11-06 11:05:41
  • #5
Pot out, pump in, pot in. You can also just drill another hole in the pressure line.
 

DASI90

2022-11-06 11:27:01
  • #6
Yes, that was the plan. So I will drill the pressure lines out of the dome to fit. But there are two lines connected to the red pot. How am I supposed to get the pot out if two lines are connected?
 

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